Bowling Game

An application to score a game of ten-pin bowling.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Technology stack
• Requirements
• Build
• Run
• Sample data files

Introduction

This project was designed to test my knowledge of back-end web technologies, specifically in Java and assess my ability to create back-end products with attention to details, standards, and reusability.

It was implemented with the MVC pattern in mind.

Although there is no web view to be displayed, the application provides a console output view in order to show the information to the user.

Technology stack

• Spring Boot
• jUnit

Requirements

In order to compile this application you need to have Java 8+ and Maven 3+ installed and set up in your computer.

For a detailed walkthough on download, install and set up, please refer to the Java and Maven Documentation

Build

Clone repository and build the package

$ git clone https://github.com/lucianowjr/bowling-game
$ cd bowling-game
$ mvn clean package

... or you can donwload the source code zip file. Then, unzip the source code, open a new command line window, navigate to the unzipped folder bowling-game and execute the maven command mvn clean package.

Run

Once the application has been compiled successfully, you can navigate on a command line window to the target folder bowling-game/target and run it by passing the input file path as argument of the following command: java -jar bowling-game-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar /file-folder/sample.txt.

Sample data files

Sample data files are available to test the application in the test resources folder: bowling-game/src/test/resources.

You may use these files to test the end-to-end functionality.

Correct file format:

Jeff	10
John	3
John	7
Jeff	7
Jeff	3
...